and you disappeared in the first week. i think that in kherson oblast, in kherson oblast, most of the people who died during the period of occupation did not die from bullets, not from bomb rackets, but from the lack of medicines, because if you and i are there, or just some residents of unoccupied territories, we can maintain our life is a simple pill, taking it once a day, then in the kherson region people die from elementary diseases, and this is not a figurative expression, you understand. that is, in reality, people there do not have access to the same insulins. and what volunteers bring in what they manage to bring in, well, this is a drop in the ocean, this is probably the most difficult field of volunteering, now delivering medicines from unoccupied territories to occupied ones, but this is what has the greatest need and the largest number of requests, because it is known from the moment of occupation from the moment of the beginning of the war, even about the occupation

there is no official delivery of medicines from kherson to kherson. my comrade before the war was suffering from cancer. he had already undergone an operation. he was already undergoing rehabilitation there, and the war started, and i, well, i was with him. talked to him all the time. he needed medicine all the time. now these medicines were gone in the city. it’s just chemistry. it’s painkillers. i was looking for medicine in the city. i ran around the whole day. i went from one district to another, well, on a bicycle. thank god, i found everything. the people who gave me a lot. here’s something i found. but after a while, i literally found little by little what i could , so they ordered from other cities, so far it was possible. but when i left, i took a few more

recipes, well, which were written out as my goods, so that i could buy them here. well, somehow send them to kherson, but when i arrived in odesa a few days later , they called me and said, hmm, i died , the city was completely blocked from march 1, how did they enter the city, not a single route, not a single truck, with any goods, that is , not with medicine, not eating, not leaving, not entering kherson from the second parts of ukraine, eh, they first realized the mass deficit, they made the city starve, not that they were starving, but at the same time, they are trying as much as possible to eh, now bring their products from crimea there and show them as much as possible, look, we are helping you , drink there is our vodka and our sausage, there are two teenage boys standing in it, like somewhere on the street in a cottage place, a wooden table, such a folding table , two barrels on one side, milk on the

other, vodka and they don’t pour it to people in a bottle, come with your container, we will pour it to you first. most of the products there are russian, and at the gas stations, crimean gasoline is all from crimea . in krym our iz of ours, there are only agricultural products left, what we grew ourselves, what people bring, people sell from mines, there from the region , everything steel russian sausage, cigarettes, there is milk , you ask that there is no way to not receive communion, you ask that you do not interact with them and this will manifest you ask about the products. well, that's how it works with us . you ask not to touch them in any way and just keep yourself and you are

a ukrainian. you try to keep everything that you are. well, conditionally, i lived in ukraine for 20 years and i i'm keeping myself ukraine, she's in me, it's very similar to a movie about hostages, that is, when they gathered everyone in your place, put them in a room, told you to sit, be quiet, sit, be quiet, i wo n't give you anything for this, we can't be empty products from crimea. here you can not be empty of any sit, it will be with you all right or not, they say that you cannot understand what freedom is until you lose it, well, now we all kherson people know what it is to be free, i am free well, there will be no there now only because we ukrainians i am not talking about yellow and blue ribbons for the fact that you speak ukrainian for the fact that you have correspondence in

ukrainian on your phone and it is very frightening and i go out into the street and am talking on the phone and an armored vehicle passes me and russian military personnel are sitting on top of it and they have such it was funny. they come to your house and point their guns at you. i'm standing there talking on the phone. i don't even look at them, then i look up and he's looking at me with a machine gun . i was so tired, both physically and mentally, that i really thought about death and thought about it as a relief . the informational person asks people to persuade them that all of ukraine

has abandoned you. it appears in naruto. they throw you in ukraine there, these are the nazis, that’s all, all they want is for you to die here, and only we will save you, only we will be here, hold our overdue stew, dear residents of the kherson region, the government of ukraine is afraid to exclude receiving information about major losses, failures at the front, and also ask for peaceful border communication between residents of the south of ukraine and their relatives in other regions mobile communications, they block internet channels there. they try to broadcast russian media on the radio, on tv channels, and control, in principle, all information flows in order to limit the ingress of information and

any support from the territory of unoccupied ukraine, when on may 9 this soviet flag was decided in kherson, everyone is like that. the russians do it for the outside world because the non-occupied territories of ukraine do not really understand what is happening in kherson because they also became a victim of this russian propaganda. they can't show it because for your photo in the phone , for some video, even for correspondence in telegram,

you can be put in the basement and tortured there for 3-4 days, or you will disappear altogether, and no one will hear anything about you, and those flags were everywhere and nobody i didn’t understand why, and for the whole time, our ukrainian people were a grandfather who stuck with them in our area. it was better and there is a guy of my age . how do you know what it was like in the soviet union, you lived there, but he , i returned the soviet union, we will show you there on facebook, they showed these funny soldiers, and they are real. you believe that this is an adult, but you you show that they caught a scumbag they caught a scumbag that is, it turns out to be a russian army of scumbags and when you talk to them, he leads you and you saw that this is not a scumbag, this is a healthy uncle crazy

is just as calm as a boa constrictor and you ask and where are you from and he says and i am everywhere i have been fighting for 20 to 25 years. who are you? you will complain to someone what will you say lie down there is not there no no the un they don't say not handsome none the same well who are they talking to who there they just aren't there so you listen to them that is well i tell them well for uncle me glaz tell me why you came here you do you understand what i'm talking about, i raised a grave, my grandmothers are there, my grandfather is lying here, what did you forget? knowledge like well yes yes knowledge applies here that's how we arrived, it's not very cool, when we

were leaving the colony, a family was leaving and there was a woman who lived in front of the village of oleksandrivka, which in principle no longer exists like the village itself. that we did something wrong, i will ask them one question. and you lived in the occupation, a new source after the objective reasons why people can't leave. well, today, even if you wanted to leave lower, it's impossible because it's the last trash. who was there on the road through the factory eh when there and our comrade would have been killed just by a bullet in the leg we flew eh then we left and they said oh oh and there were two women with children sitting behind him on he was taking people out and every road for today a day is such a thing well, there it’s like it’s not the same, even the lottery

beret takes it, you can drive through, you can’t drive through, you can get stuck with me there, er, at a friend’s house, when i, well, her husband was kept about them for several days. the way to the water is a gray zone, conditionally, that's how we call it, they kept them there three days in this gray zone, like a shield, because they understood that ours were covering somewhere, somewhere, where there was a checkpoint , i don’t know yet, i did. what did they just say to us then remove the cars from the road or we will simply open fire on you, for a while the information passed, as if people are going with appointments for surgery or there are women with small children or there

are people with disabilities, then they will be let through and so imagine the situation: a convoy of several thousand cars is standing and two young women are walking with documents in their hands, they are carrying documents that their child , who is not yet a year old, needs an operation and they are going to the operation, they are walking with the documents with hope in their eyes to that checkpoint well, they go and explain to everyone that we have a child there for an operation, we will now show the documents back, they go with these documents in their boots and shine because the russian military told them ok, we will let you through, their car drives past the convoy, everyone there almost applauds everyone is supported, they say that let's at least someone break out now. especially if you have such a situation, hold on, girls. everything will be fine, and then the whole convoy sees this car driving back because they reached the checkpoint and the russian military told them, and we changed our minds and simply that rage and hatred to our

brothers, she silenced the entire column , this is not security, and at every checkpoint they can shoot and take you. where can you go? what can you do with these people? water them. there are no rules. mainly those who are at the checkpoints are not the best representatives of the human race, in fact they can do anything with you . i was also leaving, i was telling everyone about it. there were legends that i was leaving as a volunteer. well, i didn’t gather here, so what i was going to start. machine there was uncertainty and then when he had already started to

agree i had already explained that i would return to me this guy is taking me that's how he's taking me now let's talk about it he's coming back when you're going two new jbl speakers and that's it we'll be fine and he let me go i left. but you decided to go on may 2nd at your own peril and suddenly drove through several posts and then there was such a stretch in such a village. it was a post at which we were stopped for quite a while. i was almost calm because our phones they checked everything was ok, that’s why we don’t transport anything there, everything is fine, they said, let’s unload your things to show what you have there and here, a little background story when i went to rallies, an

acquaintance gave me a flag of ukraine, a flag, i have it. at the very bottom of the backpack, there was a flag, the flag of ukraine and i started taking things out, well, calm down, because i don't have anything in there. i didn't remember, i took out things, and then i took out the last thing that was left there, i watched the lesson, and the first thing that came to my mind was that you arrived. that's all i understood, what's next we are not going anywhere, and one of the soldiers saw the flag, took it and began to pray and shout , we have a

patriot here, a patriot. of their headquarters there, they put me facing the little house, sing well, i understood that they wanted me to try them, provoked me to sing the national anthem of ukraine or about the red viburnum, and i began to sing quinov don't stop me now, i sang somewhere well, there is a piece and one of them started shouting, shut up, stop singing, one of those soldiers came up to anu, show me your phones, my friend showed me, sasha showed me his phone, he

looked at the comrades, who asked what is a normal phone, who said no, he took this one, and this one said, oh, that's fine, and what did he say, give me the password, i'm not long thinking, i wrote him the password, but i had an iphone xr, and in the same place, in order to kill the phone, i need the internet, and the internet was turned off the day before, he said get in the car to me and we went to the train, there they had some kind of wi-fi point this wi-fi point, she started to click something to enter the id, but they asked me if i remember my id

, and i didn't remember, because i have face id there. and that soldier said if you want me not to shoot you in the leg, then remember i was just sitting, but i couldn't remember anything at all, the main thing was all the more so in such a situation well, then this soldier came, got behind the car, started it and we started to go somewhere, and here i am not i lost my mind, but i'm already like that. and now i've arrived for sure, but we're there we didn't drive very far, we got to some nova poshta building, it looks like he was on a train, he went there, then after about 10 minutes he came out and said

you're lucky, we hacked your phone, well, hacked your account. hmm, if i got lost because there were also roadblocks. when something was already set up there, some kind of bags, i don’t know, but they were just standing on the road and just stopped to check documents, passport, e.e. documents for a car, trunk, hood, glove box bags he says we won't take anything away from the sky, we can only ask, ask was one phrase that i will remember forever, well, the truth is forever, there is a grown-up man whose machine gun

is hanging, he says baby girl, don't you be afraid to go to odessa, which we will bomb, as well as kherson, you will be there we also run away from your boyfriend, we are mobiles. and what will you say in response? when we saw the first ukrainian checkpoint, we have never shouted like that in our lives. glory to ukraine glory to ukraine glory to ukraine heroes glory to ukraine with the ukrainian flag it's a funny feeling of fear that remained in kherson and a feeling like it's like freedom of tears just tears in our eyes, the whole car was sobbing . the children are there, well

, the documents have checked everything on the happy road, the next checkpoint is where are you from? we are from the occupation, well , we are from ukraine, yes, we are from ukraine, he says yes, where will i be from, then we are from kherson, and they are good for the last couple of years. i did not live in kherson, in kharkov too damn two cities, i have one in kherson or in kharkiv, one is the best of the second, and one entertains the factory . i can’t say where it is better in kherson or in kharkiv. kharkiv, i now when i left kherson, i was able to visit kherson and see the city of kherson and just visit сейчас не могу and i don't know that the atmosphere is terrible, i was in kharkov, i felt the atmosphere around kherson in kherson, unfortunately , i wasn't there at the time of the hellish

attacks on kharkov. not less, not less, and there and there, it’s incredible, bad , worse, and probably kherson, because it’s impossible to talk about it , even about it, it’s impossible, even fabulous pictures. first of all, they were shooting at kherson every day, a chernobaev fighter arrives every day, it’s almost kherson from my house in a straight line, it ’s 10 km from chernobaike, the reason is that ghettos live in people, and when they were afraid of antonov’s brain, eh, mr. antonovka also came to the east, and the people were refugees, and all the forces that are around kherson are also flying at them, and only bullets are flying at people in kherson, it is not clear where every night you read the news, the factory . there is no video, there are no

colorful pictures, there are such, uh, very colorful, uh, buttocks like mine but this is there, there is horror, it continues every day, every day, people die. they are like magazines, like shells. but it is very difficult to tell about it, of course, everything everyone is afraid to speak. those who leave are afraid to speak. those who leave are afraid to speak. i don’t have anyone i know. those who would leave with the whole family, you know, there are relatives left, and many are not even among those who left, and those who want to say what they want will not say because they are worried about those who remained when i saw that all my friends and acquaintances were leaving for the unoccupied territories. i sat and thought, oh my god, you have to shout to the whole world right now. you have to tell everyone what is happening in kherson. here i am . exactly one month ago, we left kherson and i

i can't pull myself together. that is, i have been in relative safety for a month. but every time i give an interview, when they ask me what happened , i seem to relive these states and these sharp corners, they do not smooth out, and they traumatize kherson even more in the majority the absolute majority of them are waiting for the armed forces of ukraine. i myself, when i was in kherson and it was a quiet day around in kherson, it made me nervous, i wanted to be there. well, if i don't hear explosions , then i'm worried, if i hear them, then i think okay, everything is fine, we're nearby. so you hear explosions and you to you get used to it, it's like this, there's a certain calm that there's fighting going on. the main thing is that they're going on, it means ours, ours here, our sick people will come to ours soon, i 'll tell you so, those who left kherson, after all, all of them are afraid of silence, i'm sure of it uh,

you are so cheerful, you know, i left, i am such a strong man, i was there for two months, i managed to support everyone, but already for a month, i even started psychosomatics there, i am dinosaurs, my muscles are cramping and so, children are crying at night somewhere, so you left the occupation but the occupation is not yet i left you, i will come back. as only the first one of our military comes, i go back there, i gain experience here, and i will be the first, first of all, in the kherson region, there would already be a lot of publications like here, and first of all, i will take care of what i was doing here, if there is a need bomb my base of the armed forces in order to knock out this ork, let's beat it, let's not die there already, no one will be killed with uh, close

ones who are twins there. the best in general to all advice and everything when we ’re up to krym and we’ll start the selectrovsky channel, the truth is that yours will go down and the jellyfish will go back, be so chic, we invite everyone, how to behave during shelling, if shelling with small arms caught you at home, don’t genu hide away from the windows and door, if you

came under such shelling in the yard, find any ledge and lie down, if you hear a whistle, then an explosion, lie down here and cover your head with your hands or a bag, most likely this is mortar or artillery shelling or an air raid after the first of an explosion, find a deep cover of a channel, a trench, a pit or a high curb , underground passages and shelters are also suitable for hiding, if you see a strange trail or a flash or hear a launch hall, lie down and cover your head, it is more incredible, this is an art shelling, wait for the first shelling while lying down, and then hide in a deep room and do you remember you hear the siren go cover our weapon is the truth congratulations inter information service joins the marathon on the front line of the information front our people are not defeated we win united news together we are the only news in the center of events after a month

of service i proved to my comrades that i am not just a woman i am a soldier i carry equipment and weapons on a level i carry out tasks and there is such a legend about ataman nastya she pretended to be a man in order to build we found out that the ataman was a woman only after nastya's death she was skilled lugy and i will be 15% of the ukrainian army, these are women, with their work, courage , honor and courage, they proved that they are no different from the other 85%." 160 days without days off one step away from the danger of thousands of kilometers

the front line commander of the reconnaissance group with the call sign mana risks his life every day and every day he says i am not tired, i am not tired of defending ukraine, families grow love in the family there is warmth, support and thousands of prayers, the family protects and never leaves the family is sacred and without the family there is no nation and the family of the people is unbreakable, we are all a family, there is ukraine, the

russian world is only capable of destroying hundreds of broken-down houses, the infrastructure of the city has been desolated, but it cannot understand and overcome our faith and love for the motherland, each a brick and a questioning house will lay the foundation of a new independent and happy ukraine